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Fågelholm är en ö i Brändö kommun på Åland. Den ligger i Jurmo strömmen cirka 300 meter från Bolmö i byn Åva.

Öns area är 17 hektar och dess största längd är  kilometer i sydöst-nordvästlig riktning.

Källor

Åländska öar i Skärgårdshavet
Öar i Brändö

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who rely on the Middle River Reservoir in the event that it fails in this coming summer?
Kangaroo Island and environmental group Eco-Action.
annually to ensure data remains up to date.
or on the basis of other information coming forward.
been in plan for some time now.
the direct intervention of Mr Cheroux in conversations he had at KI when country cabinet was there.


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UK market crashes to 15 year low
Investment in UK private equity fell to its lowest total since 2003 last year, with the fewest number of deals completed since 1993.
The latest report by data gurus CMBOR – the Centre for Management Buyout Research – make for grim reading. The total deal value for last year stands at £19.1bn spread across 549 deals, a 58% crash on the previous year's figures of £45.9bn in 671 deals.
Christiian Marriott, director at Barclays Private Equity, said: "Last year started off in good shape with the strongest quarter one on record. Subsequent quarters however all witnessed marked falls in buy-out activity as the market squeeze has tightened. To set today's figures in context, the size of the market in quarter four 2008 is not considerably higher than the largest European buyout fund raised in 1995."
The hardest hit area of the buyouts world came in deals valued over £500m. In 2007, this bracket raised a total of £27.5bn across 15 deals. The figure for last year stands at £8bn, the lowest since 2004, invested in eight deals, the lowest number since 2003. The mid-market also saw a significant drop-off, with just £5.7bn invested in 31 companies compared to the previous annual figures of £11.5bn in 52.
The support services sector has emerged as the leading destination for private equity money, attracting £6.4bn in 2008 – £1bn down in 2007's number, but now accounting for 33.4% of total value rather than 16%.
Retail, however, took an almighty battering. In 2007 it was the sector to be in, with over £14bn worth of investment, 31.2% of the total private equity invested in the year. In 2008, the figure was just £612m, or 3.2% of the total.
Marriott concluded: "Where the market goes from here is anyone's guess. If senior lenders return to the buyout market and business sentiment begins to improve, buy-out activity should increase in first half of 2009, but there is still a lot of uncertainty out there."

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Power, control, communities and health inequalities. Part II: measuring shifts in power
Ponsford, R., Collins, M., Egan, M. et al. (9 more authors) (2021) Power, control, communities and health inequalities. Part II: measuring shifts in power. Health Promotion International, 36 (5). pp. 1290-1299. ISSN 0957-4824
In the health field, there is great interest in the role empowerment might play in reducing social inequalities in health. Empowerment is understood here as the processes of developing capabilities that individuals and/or communities need to exercise control over decisions and actions impacting on their lives and health. There is a fundamental problem, however, in identifying and measuring capabilities for collective control that emerge at the level of the collective, with much of the existing literature focusing on individual measures even where community-level processes are concerned. Collective measures need to capture the dynamics of interactions within and between groups, not simply aggregate individual-level measures. This article, Part 2 in a three-part series, takes up the challenge of identifying qualitative markers of capabilities for collective control. We applied the emancipatory power framework (EPF) reported in Part 1 of the series, to qualitative data generated during a longitudinal evaluation of a major English area-based empowerment initiative, the Big Local (BL). We identified empirical 'markers' of shifts towards greater collective control pertaining to each of the 'power' dimensions in the EPF—'power within', 'power with' and 'power to'—and markers of communities exercising 'power over' other institutions/community members. These markers can usefully be applied in the evaluation planning and evaluation of empowerment initiatives. Part 3 in the series uses these markers and a second analytical framework developed during our evaluation of BL to explore how power dynamics unfold in participatory spaces in BL neighbourhoods.
Ponsford, R.
Collins, M.
Egan, M.
Halliday, E.
Lewis, S.
Orton, L.
Powell, K.
Barnes, A.
Salway, S.
Townsend, A.
Whitehead, M.
Popay, J.
© The Author(s) 2020. Published by Oxford University Press. This is an author-produced version of a paper subsequently published in Health Promotion International. Uploaded in accordance with the publisher's self-archiving policy.
Area based initiatives; Evaluation; Health inequalities; Community empowerment; Collective control; Social determinants of health
Accepted: 3 February 2020
Published (online): 31 December 2020
The University of Sheffield > Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health (Sheffield) > School of Health and Related Research (Sheffield) > Sheffield Centre for Health and Related Research
https://doi.org/10.1093/heapro/daaa019
Accepted Version
Filename: accepted Part II CIC power trilogy markers.pdf


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Greenbury Point Light was the name of two lighthouses in the Chesapeake Bay, both located at the mouth of the Severn River in Annapolis, Maryland.

History
The first light on this site was constructed in 1848 and bears little resemblance to other lights in the area. Original equipped with Argand lamps and reflectors, it was upgraded in 1855 with a sixth order Fresnel lens, later replaced with a fourth order lens. By 1878 the Lighthouse Board was reporting that erosion at the point threatened the light, and that it was ill-located and too small to be seen against the lights of the town. An appropriation to replace the light was made in 1889, and in 1892 a new screw-pile lighthouse was activated. This sat on the shoal about half a mile south of the point, and was assigned the new station name of "Greenbury Point Shoal Light".

Like many such lights in the bay, the screwpile foundation proved vulnerable to ice, and in 1918 it was badly damaged. In 1934 the house was removed and a skeleton tower erected on the piles. This light is still in use.

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 Greenbury Point Shoals Light, from the Chesapeake Chapter of the United States Lighthouse Society

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Annapolis, Maryland
Lighthouses completed in 1848
Lighthouses completed in 1892
Lighthouses in the Chesapeake Bay
Lighthouses in Anne Arundel County, Maryland


Ethnomusicologist Karl Signell proposes a fresh approach to fascinated by music. Today, while quite a few groundbreaking researches have proved that music, as an entity, has a profound effect on the physique and the psyche of all dwelling organisms, that which was perceived only as an aesthetic pursuit is right now regarded as a longtime therapy to deal with physical, emotional, cognitive, and social wants of people of all ages.
Nature Sounds and Music brings superior soothing sounds for all you arduous-working individuals. And when done with style and feeling a pianist can similate the sounds of nature using the assorted registers of the piano keyboard. The scientists tested how classical music and nature sounds have an effect on levels of cortisol and alpha-amylase ranges of people that listened to classical music went back to normal extra shortly compared to the individuals listening to nature sounds.
From the Renaissance through the time of Bach composers constructed enigma canons (also called "puzzle canons" or "riddle canons") in which a simple musical determine (seed) was notated and a canon was to be played from it by performers who might determine the principles of the canon, such because the intervals of imitation and whether or not to apply varied symmetry operations.
Any audio, video or software production that requires tranquil music and nature sounds. Excellent background music for videos about waves and oceans, nature, honeymoon at the seaside, journey leisure, summertime memories, romance reminiscences, serene landscapes, nostalgia. Enough amount of contemporary scientific researches in latest instances have explicitly shown that specific sounds and music have resulted in measurable and multiple healing benefits.
Because of this listening to music during stress could not actually decrease stress. They are additionally finding out whether or not listening to music can improve health and stop illness. Just like meditation music or enjoyable music, nature sounds will help you rest and refresh with its great tones and melodies. Because of this listening to enjoyable music may assist to improve the stress response and health.


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The launch conference took place in Tulcea for the Tourist Guide of Danube Delta gastronomic culture
The launch of the Tourist Guide
of Danube Delta
gastronomic culture
On Thursday, November 7, 2019, the vice president of Tulcea County Council, Dumitru Mergeani participated in the launch conference of the Tourist Guide of Danube Delta gastronomic culture, a book made by ANTREC Tulcea, represented by the President Siviu Gheorghe, with the financial support of Tulcea County Council.
"This tourist guide is a material that has been worked on a lot, with a financing provided by the Tulcea County Council based on Law no. 350 on non-reimbursable financing. It is one of the objectives that our institution has in mind, namely the promotion of Tulcea County. I saw a lot of interesting things in this guide, apart from recipes, information about the Danube Delta, about its history, its people, localities, about the local traditions. It is a guide that every tourist who comes to Danube Delta needs, but it is just as good for the locals of Danube Delta.
The guide will require a re-edition, because it is very complex and will certainly be requested by tourists, especially since it is distributed free of charge to those who wish to have it in their homes. It is very good that we cover this part of Danube Delta, respectively the town halls and information centers, where this kind of materials is needed. It is an easy-to-read material, we want in the future, when republished, to translate it in English for foreign tourists. I saw a lot of photos with the activities in Danube Delta, including the major event of ANTREC Tulcea, respectively the Fish Borscht Festival from Crișan. Along with this we have other similar events in Danube Delta, which are welcomed and bring many tourists.
I say that it is a very well made and documented material, which is why I congratulate the whole team because it comes with a new project. We have already gotten used to working with ANTREC Tulcea, which always found the door open at Tulcea County Council. Thank you very much for your collaboration, for making this very good material and we are waiting for you with other projects", said Vice President Dumitru Mergeani.
The guide will be distributed, in addition to the tourist information centers in Tulcea and the capital, to some of the town halls in Danube Delta, to the villages and schools libraries for all those who want to get basic information of Danube Delta culture and local history.
Source: Tulcea County Council
Photos source: Facebook: Mita Mergeani
From ANTREC Tulcea to all Danube Delta tourists: "Tourist guide of Danube Delta gastronomic culture"
The book "Tourist Guide of Danube Delta gastronomic culture" was launched at Tulcea County Council conference
The solar-powered hybrid catamaran – is a prototype tourist ship created by Verada Tour out of respect for nature and tourism
The Danube Delta Pike Fishing Championship is a competition organized by ANTREC Tulcea to promote rural, ecological and cultural tourism
Tourism in Danube Delta, a challenge for the future governor
SILC (BSB570): SILK ROAD Culture Footprint in Romania


You might have driven past the Secor Square that is located off Secor Road near 475. Right now, Pizza Fire, Fusian, Orange Theory and the Holiday Inn Express & Suites are open for business.
Zach Weprin told 13abc he is the co-founder of Fusian along with his brother and childhood best friend. They have opened 11 modern counter-serve eateries featuring build your own sushi rolls and bowls around Ohio.
"We're just excited to share that with you guys and we just want you to try it," said Weprin.
"Toledo is a very cultural city. There's a lot of great music, great food, a lot of great art and it's cool to come in an atmosphere like this where they combine food and art into one," Lucas Sigurdson.
Fusian is located on the edge of the Secor Square. It is next door to Orange Theory.
An employee at Orange Theory Moe Abdelkarim said, "this facility is for all ages and sizes. It's doesn't matter who you are, we'll work with you."
There, Abdelkarim said teachers focus on cardio.
"They instruct you through the hour class and make sure you're doing the right form and correct technique," said Abdelkarim.
There are two food options, a hotel and an exercising gym at the Secor Square and soon there will be more businesses.
"As a city that's ever evolving and always moving, it's nice to have a place like this where you can sit down and have a nice meal," said Sigurdson.


1. Macro Economics It deals with the aggregate economic variables of an economy.
2. Capitalist Country In a capitalist country production activity is mainly carried out by capitalist enterprises.
3. Wage Rate There is sale and purchase of labour services at a price which is called the wage rate.
4. Wage Labour The labour which is sold and purchased against wages is referred to as wage labour.
5. Great Depression Great depression of 1929 and the subsequent year saw the output and employment levels in the countries of the world as well.
6. Entrepreneurs People who exercise control over major decisions and bear a large part of the risk associated with the firm/enterprise.
7. Revenue The money that is earned is called revenue.
8. Investment Expenditure Expenses which raise productive capacity are called Investment Expenditure.


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4. The hospital offers the opportunity to participate in the arrangement to all specialists on its staff who are required by its bylaws to take unrestricted call and the method of scheduling on-call coverage is governed by a uniform equitable policy that does not take referrals into account.
Although an OIG Advisory Opinion may only be relied upon by the parties requesting it, this Advisory Opinion may provide useful guidance to hospitals and physicians in ensuring that their on-call arrangements are compliant.


(2017) 4 minutes, video, sound.
While in Korea on a business trip, I wandered from train station to train station making small discoveries along the way. Like many Americans, the Koreans love to laugh, shop, and dance – sometimes all at once, and often on the city streets.
(2017) 4.5 minutes, video, sound.
Fall back to the sky for bold slave souls. Be stung by a sea laced with gold pirate teeth. Lean into the ground for Simon Bolivar's old Creole frown. Fully occupied by a hopefully emptier tomorrow with an overgrowing yesterday as my tenant. Curaçao streams arc darkly in the sun as these breeze-kissed cultural whispers crackle along a disappearing trace.
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An essay film about the the Filipino American undocumented experience, comparing timelines between himself and his father. These observations on his family's home movies shot between 1993 and 1996 reflect a post-colonial obsession with facade to mask an initialized poverty. Through time, the American dream lived through the promise of assimilation disintegrates leaving a spectacle of consumerism and vacation.
(2017) 20.5 minutes, video, sound.
Skip smiles // Skip jumps // Skip eats cereal // Skip looks at the sky and the news all at once.
(2017) 1.5 minutes, 16mm, sound.
Oswald's gotta feed his grandma!
(2017) 10 minutes, 16mm, color, sound.
"I remember one day sitting at the pool and suddenly the tears were streaming down my cheeks. Why was I so unhappy? I had success. I had security. But it wasn't enough. I was exploding inside." – Ingrid Bergman. A cry for help in the form of a pop song. A village cast as a simulacrum of the past by Oliver Stone and Ridley Scott, Pasolini and Scorsese. As the future starts devouring the present, how can we hope to remember the past? Pics or it never existed.
(2017) 15 minutes, 16mm, b/w, silent.
Atlanta Central Library looks at Marcel Breuer's last building, designed in 1969, built in 1980, a year before his death. At the time of filming, the library was under threat of demolition or sale. The project aims to put film and building face to face.
12 minutes, 16mm, b/w, live vinyl LP sound track Voices Of The Loon from the National Audubon Society, record player, cake.
Washington was filmed at the U of W Friday Harbor Laboratories on San Juan Island, Washington in the early spring of 2016 during my first residency there in over forty years. Various methods; drawing, rubbing, overhead projection and 16mm film processed with Douglas fir were used to record specimens I collected from the island. Documenting the Julia Frits Jensen plant collection of local dried and pressed plants collected in 1908 was an integral part of the residency. Thank you to Kate Brown for inviting me to participate in her State Film Project.


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ВАТ «Об'є́днання Склопла́стик» — провідний український виробник скломатеріалів та пластиків і найбільше підприємство подібного типу в Україні та Європі. Розташоване в місті Сєвєродонецьк Луганської області.

Історія

У 1950-ті роки склопластик вважався новинкою, його виробництво носило в основному, дослідницький характер.

На підставі рішень травневого Пленуму ЦК КПРС 1958 року, розпорядження Ради Міністрів СРСР № 903 та Постанови ЦК КПРС від 23 липня 1958 року № 795 було прийнято рішення про будівництво заводу склопластиків в м. Сєвєродонецьку — першого в країні спеціалізованого підприємства з виробництва склопластиків.

Будівництво заводу розпочато в 1959 році за проектом Ленінградського інституту «Гіпростекло».

Постановою Ради Міністрів СРСР № 1100 від 30 листопада 1961 року Сєвєродонецький завод склопластиків включений в перелік особливо важливих будівництв Радянського Союзу і оголошений ударним комсомольським будівництвом.

23 січня 1961 року затверджується дирекція Сєвєродонецького заводу склопластиків — це і є точка відліку народження підприємства.

За історію свого існування підприємство зазнавало кілька організаційних змін. Так, в 1976 році на базі заводу склопластиків і ОКБ синтетичних продуктів створено Сєвєродонецьке ВО «Склопластик», а у 1994 році підприємство реорганізовано у ВАТ «Об'єднання Склопластик».
Асортимент склопластикової продукції: Труби великого діаметру, ємності для акумуляторів підводних човнів, розноси для їдалень, шифер, телескопічні вудки.

З 2003 року контрольним пакетом акцій ВАТ «Об'єднання Склопластик» володіє фірма «Florhof Handels und Beteiligungs Gmbh» (Австрія).

Російсько-українська війна

11 червня 2022 року російські окупанти вкотре обстріляли територію транспортного цеху хімкомбінату «Азот», де сталося займання паливо-мастильних матеріалів. Постраждало і приміщення ТОВ «НВО "Сєверодонецький Склопластик"».

Власники
 Флорхоф Хандельс-унд Бетайлигунгс ГмбХ — 76,18 %
 Нєстєров Микола Григорович — 9.94 %

На початку 2000-их власником 76,18 % акцій ВАТ "Об'єднання «Склопластик» стала київська компанія «Агронафтехім», яку очолював Борис Коробко, екс-президент МАФТГ «Україна» і колишній співвласник банку «АЖІО». За даними Державної комісії з цінних паперів та фондового ринку, в 2003 році структури МАФТГ «Україна» поділилися контролем над волоконним гігантом Сєвєродонецька — їх партнером стала австрійська «Florhof Handels und Beteiligungs GmbH». Представником цієї компанії в органах управління «Склопластик» став Анатолій Бойко, директор ТОВ «Хімплекс» і 24-річний син колишнього глави Мінпаливенерго України Юрія Бойка (останній на той час займав посаду голови НАК «Нафтогаз України»).

Примітки

Підприємства, засновані 1961
Підприємства хімічної промисловості України
Підприємства Сєвєродонецька
Об'єкти, пошкоджені чи знищені в ході російського вторгнення в Україну (2022)


Why Do Propane Tanks Stop Putting Out Gas?
Is it Necessary to Have a Regulator on a Propane Heater?
Why Doesn't the Propane Tank Discharge?
The use of propane has made heating the home efficient and cheaper with just a flick of a switch. Propane is also being used a heat source for barbecue grills, as well as energy for our recreational vehicles. The propane tank is reusable and refillable, making it convenient to use this type of canister. Propane tanks have few components, which makes it easy to determine any problems with the canister or accessories.
Propane tanks are used on gas grills.
A propane tank that is not discharging gas when the valve is open can be clogged. Because the valve has a place where the hose can be connected, it is not uncommon for some debris to get into the valve and clog the release of the propane.
Inspect the valve on the propane tank for any dirt or debris that can be clogging the release valve.
The valve on top of the propane tank screws on and off. The screw assembly on the valve tightens down to shut off the flow of propane to the hose and unscrews to open the valve.
If the screw handle is worn or stripped, it cannot be unscrewed to allow propane to flow freely. The end of the screw handle can break internally, allowing the shutoff valve to remain closed.
The entire valve on top of the tank must be replaced if this occurs.
The service valve is designed to release propane only when a hose connection is inserted into the valve and tightened. You can actually unscrew the service valve without a hose being connected and the valve will not release any propane.
The pressure plate that engages and releases propane can be damaged. If the pressure plate is damaged and a hose connection is installed, but no propane is discharged, the service valve requires replacement.
Another common problem with a propane tank that is not discharging propane can be found in the supply line or hose. If the hose is damaged or the supply line kinked, it prevents propane from discharging into the appliance or furnace.
Replacing the hose or supply line is the only correction for this problem.
The regulator on the propane tank can freeze and block the discharge of propane from the tank. A frozen regulator is created when the gas appliance sits idle for long periods of time.
If the gas appliance is being used, the liquid propane boils, which prevents the regulator from freezing. If you plan on not using the gas appliance for long periods of time, it is best to shut off the service valve.
It may be obvious to some propane users, but many times users don't realize that the tank is empty.
Mitchell Brock has been writing since 1980. His work includes media relations and copywriting technical manuals for Johnson & Johnson, HSBC, FOX and Phillip Morris. Brock graduated from the University of Southern California in 1980, earning a Bachelor of Arts in English.
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Q: Error:  attribute transform: Expected '(' Hope someone knows what to do and can help me:
A function does this:
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where "s" is this:
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It works perfect with this.
For hardware acceleration I want to add + ' translateZ(0)' to "s".
After doing this I get the following error:

Error: < g> attribute transform: Expected '(', "…39394) translateZ(0)".

I also tried it without the "+" and directly connected. Maybe someone know what I'm doing wrong.
UPDATE
I changed "s" to:
s = 'matrix3d(' + matrix.a + ',' + matrix.b + ',' + 0 + ',' + 0 + ',' + matrix.c + ',' + matrix.d + ',' + 0 + ',' + 0 + ',' + 0 + ',' + 0 + ',' + 1 + ',' + 0 + ',' + matrix.e + ',' + matrix.f + ',' + 0 + ',' + 1 + ')'; because of an idea of a co-worker.
unfortunately same error:

Error: < g> attribute transform: Expected '(', "matrix3d(2.03961675842…".

A: I had the exact same error when I accidentally typed
.attr("transform", `matrix3d(${this.transformToArray(matrix)})`)

instead of
.style("transform", `matrix3d(${this.transformToArray(matrix)})`)

in D3. Note that the error doesn't have anything to do with the transformation but with the D3 function. Just to help the people using D3 and finding this post :)

A: The error comes from the first line, where you set the attribute. transform attributes on SVG elements are a bit different from transform styles in CSS, and they do not support translateZ. All the stuff afterwards on style.transform should be fine.

A: So i know what my problem was. It's not possible to use anything in addition to matrix() or matrix3d()

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So, started to create a song, better than my previous songs (Credz to some person on youtube for inspiring my melody (took his first few notes)).
CC and does anyone have any ideas how I can carry this on? It's meant to be monotonous because it's sort of acid/hardstyle I guess, but I was thinking of introducing a second melody and jazzing it up a bit with some effects (Once I've practiced).
Working on bringing the volume down cuz it's way too loud, but for now just turn the volume down.
credits usually giving out a person's name or alius.
anyway it sounds okay. moar bass.
Yeah haven't made a bassline yet (well I have but I muted it because it sounded crap).
Can't remember name of said person, but doesn't matter because it's not as if I really needed to give credz anyway.
And not really going for that type of song (fully hardstyle), trying to get a bit more melody in.
Sounds kinda choppy at parts. I like its potential though. Keep at it.
The lead is way too jumpy for my taste. Also: Compressors. Learn them. Love them.
It sounds alright, it's just nothing really special. I'm interested to see where you go with this, though.
By choppy do you mean fuzzy? Like when something's too loud? If so I could really do with some expert advice on how to fix it, it seems the volume doesn't make a difference to it as I've turned all my samples and effects down to about half way.
Also does this sound any better?
Still think the volume is an issue though, amirite?
Can you explain what you mean by "jumpy"? I'm changing the melody soon so I'll leave the current one the way it is but take what you say into account for the next. Also, I need to learn about compressors, haven't used one yet.
Compressors and Limiters. You should read about them on wikipedia because it's indeed better to know what they're doing and then go for some free ones. Those help with the clipping, aka the "fuzzyness" and are also important for volume and mix regulation in general.
Shows how little I know, I thought you meant the "fruity compressor" effect or some equivalent.
Aww what the hell? I didn't even know this forum existed. Does anyone even come here?
Haven't done any more to it yet, been making lots of other practices with compression. Need to get that up to par first.
Maximus is a good one. Or BLOCKFISH.
1) Can you give me any tips on compressing please? I know what everything does, but do you have any tips on, say, a good ratio for drums like mine? I've put them on things like 4.0:1-7.0:1. Just tips in general.
2) What's the best way to save as an MP3 to get the best quality? (the options at the bottom such as "delay compensation").
Also, has the compression improved it at all?
After listening, the compression only seems to kick in when the drums and melody join together, which is annoying because it takes out the emphasis that was meant to be the start of the actual song, making the build up seem louder than the rest.
After turning the volume on tindeck up it doesn't seem too bad. What do you think?


It always pays to have fun friends with good ideas. In addition to the adventures you'll have with them, you'll get to meet their friends, who are also likely to be fun people with good ideas, who will in turn become your friends, and the happy cycle continues. I know it's hard to make new friends when you grow up, but I always think it's worth the effort it takes.
Recently I was lucky enough to meet a friend of a friend, now my friend, who had the spectacularly good idea of joining forces to cook an expansive Senegalese menu recently featured in Saveur. I know nothing about Senegalese food, but I'd like to get to know it better if the dishes we made are any indication.
Our menu included deep-fried black-eyed pea fritters with habanero sauce, a peanut and chicken stew, this fish and rice dish, a coconut-topped avocado and mango salad, and a sweet coconut rice pudding. We cooked it all at our house, with five adults sharing the cooking and child-chasing. (This was also the day that J and I canned that batch of raspberry jam.) Sometimes we get a little carried away in the kitchen.
Needless to say, we had a lot of leftovers.
This recipe is one that we're likely to cook again. It's a meal in itself, and although it takes a while to make, at the end you're left with a flavorful pot of tender vegetables, toothsome rice, and flaky fish. You stuff and simmer the fish in broth, then cook first vegetables and then rice in the same broth, finally returning everything to the pot to warm up before piling your plate high. The pot is fragrant with garlic and tangy with tamarind, a deep flavor brightened with a squeeze of lime. This dish should easily serve 6-8 alone, but feel free to make five or six additional recipes alongside it if you're feeling ambitious or feeding the whole neighborhood.
Finally, a word about the fish. The original recipe calls for 8 4-oz. filets of grouper or snapper that are thick enough to slice horizontally and stuff. Standing in front of the fish counter late at night and consulting the Monterey Bay Aquarium's seafood watch website on my phone, I selected thin Dover sole filets instead, and rolled them up with the stuffing inside. I suspect that any sturdy white fish fillets will work.
Senegalese Stuffed Fish and Rice: First, prepare the fish. Roll or stuff about 2 lbs. of fish filets (depending on their thickness) with a mixture of ¼ c. minced onion, 2 minced scallions, 6 minced garlic cloves, 2 tsp. crushed red chile flakes, ¼ c. parsley, and salt and pepper. Set the fish aside.
Heat ½ c. oil in a large, heavy-bottomed pot over medium heat. Saute 2 chopped onions and a chopped green bell pepper with a good pinch of salt until they soften, about 10 minutes. Add 12 oz. tomato paste and continue cooking, stirring occasionally, until the vegetables are completely soft, about 10 more minutes. Add 6 c. well-seasoned fish or vegetable stock and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low and carefully add fish. Simmer until just cooked through (the time will depend on the type and thickness of the fish you use; it's done when it flakes when prodded with a sharp knife). Remove the fish from the pot with a slotted spoon, cover to keep warm, and set aside.
Next, simmer your vegetables in the broth. You could choose your own assortment of vegetables, but I used 6 halved carrots, an eggplant cut into large chunks, a peeled turnip cut into 12 wedges, and a peeled sweet potato cut into chunks. When all the vegetables are completely tender (about 40 minutes), transfer to a bowl with a slotted spoon and keep warm.
Finally, add 1/3 c. dried hibiscus flowers (optional; I happened to have them on hand), 2 Tbsp. tamarind paste, and 2 Tbsp. fish sauce to the stock. Stir occasionally until hibiscus flowers soften, about 5 minutes. Add 2 c. basmati rice, bring to a boil, then lower the heat and simmer until tender, about 45 minutes. (The original recipe called for 4 cups of uncooked rice, but that seemed excessive to me. You can add more if you want.) Return vegetables and fish to the pot for a minute or two to re-warm them.
Divide rice, vegetables, and fish among serving plates. Pass lime wedges for squeezing over the fish.
This entry was posted in Easily Multiplies to Feed a Crowd, Fish, Food, Recipes and tagged cooking with friends, fish recipe, fish with rice and vegetables, one-pot meal, Senegalese food on July 30, 2012 by emmycooks.
What a wonderful time you must have had. All the dishes sound very good.
It was great–and I honestly think it would be pretty amazing with tofu in place of the fish; the fish is mild here and the predominant flavors come from the tomato paste, tamarind, and vegetables. It is so flavorful after cooking for so long!
MMmmm, I can totally imagine it. See I need pinterest, I forgot about this recipe all ready and if it weren't for my comment thread it would have been lost :/ Bookmarking in the meantime!
Wonderful! the dishes do sound great.
It was all delicious, and fun to discover a cuisine I knew nothing about!
I just read that there's a Senegalese restaurant in Seattle and now I can't wait to try it!
I love this idea of getting together and cooking out of an issue of Saveur! You thiebou dienn looks yummy :-) I remember that from Niger. my program director's cook was Senegalese and would always make this. It was a little hard to eat at her house though since she had "adopted" a chimpanzee from the national zoo and the chimp would climb the trees above the picnic tables to rain bombs of . . . well, grossness down on you from above.
I wish someone made this for me all the time! But the other part, with the chimpanzee–not so much.
Yeah. My director thought she was just the cutest thing. We students? Not so much!
I was also eyeing up that menu when I got that issue. What a fun day!
I definitely recommend this dish and the chicken and peanut stew! The fritters were great, but only because deep-fried-and-salted things are great, and the other dishes were good but less unique than these two. Have you tried any of the Mexican dishes from the new issue yet? I think we might take our menu from those next time!
No, I haven't but my husband did my the Brazilian Fish Stew from the last issue (I think the same one as this fish) and it was insanely good!
How fun! And I love the idea of you with your sustainable fish app. I'm always consulting mine in restaurants, much to the annoyance of some of my friends. Happy to see sole as an ok choice, as it's one of my favorites.
The fish sounds so flavorful. I am curious to try cooking with dried hibiscus; I've had it in tea before but never in a savory dish, so it should be really fun to make!
Preparing a meal with friends sounds like such a fun way to spend time together, and what wonderful memories you're creating for your children! Not to mention, that fish dish sounds delish!
That is why you reign.
It's actually my neighbors who reign; they go to Mexico a few times a year and always bring back amazing treats for my pantry. I guess I should try using the hibiscus flowers in a Mexican recipe next!
Nice recipe. Ask your Senegalese friend what is the "Thieboudien dish". If she's from around Dakar she will know it very well.
What a great dish to have as one's local cuisine–so healthy and delicious!


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Q: Generate word combinations from a list of strings in java I wanted to create an algorithm in java where I can pass a list of strings and it returns a new list with all possible combinations of the strings it has in the list.
Example:
String[] listWords = new String[] {

                "windows",
                "linux",
                "mac",
                "10",
                "20"

        };

I would like to call a method by passing the list that returns all possible combinations, in all orders.
combinations(listWords);

This is the result I wanted to have:
windows,linux,mac,10,20,windowslinux,linuxwindows,windowsmac,windows10,10windows,windows20,20windows,windowslinuxmac1020,windowsmaclinux20,mac10,mac20,20mac,20mac10,windowsmac,macwindows...
I tried this:
public String[][] combinations (String[] ports) {
        List<String[]> combinationList = new ArrayList<String[]>();
        for ( long i = 1; i < Math.pow(2, ports.length); i++ ) {
            List<String> portList = new ArrayList<String>();
            for ( int j = 0; j < ports.length; j++ ) {
                if ( (i & (long) Math.pow(2, j)) > 0 ) {
                    portList.add(ports[j]);
                }
            }
            combinationList.add(portList.toArray(new String[0]));
        }
        return combinationList.toArray(new String[0][0]);
    }

But this returns:

This was not how I wanted it. The result had to be:
list: [windows, linux, windowslinux, linuxwindows, windows10, 10windowsmaclinux...]
Is it possible to do this in java? thank you who can help :)

A: If I've understood you correctly, the following will solve the problem.
You can build the result iteratively starting from the list of words that you have, and in each iteration you add longer and longer words. The first iteration gives you the original list. The second iteration adds one new word to each, giving you the permutations of 2 words. The third iteration adds one new word to each of those, giving you the permutations of 3 words, and so on.
List<String> getWordPermutations(List<String> words) {

    List<String> result = new ArrayList<>(words);
    List<String> oldPermutations = new ArrayList<>(words);

    for (int i = 1; i < words.size(); i++) {
        List<String> newPermutations = new ArrayList<>();
        for (String previousList : oldPermutations) {
            for (String word : words) {
                if (previousList.contains(word)) {
                    continue;
                }
                newPermutations.add(previousList + word);
            }
        }
        oldPermutations = newPermutations;
        result.addAll(newPermutations);
    }

    return result;
}


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Friends and co-workers thought Matthew Wrage was going through an early midlife crisis when he bought an $11,000 sawmill he didn't know how to use so he could become a woodworker. At the time, he was 28 years old and director of product development at Bryce Corp.
"It was a giant leap because I really had no idea what I was doing," said Wrage (pronounced "RAW-gy"). "I had no business getting in the lumber business. I had no contacts. I just decided, 'I'm going to buy a mill and make it work.'"
Three years later, Wrage is owner of CityWood, a custom furniture business that saves trees destined for the wood chipper or landfill. He has designed and built pieces for private homes as well as for Whole Foods Market.
Growing up in Dysart, Iowa, Wrage helped his parents raise corn and beans and tend the animals on the family's 400-acre farm. In addition to playing football, basketball, baseball and running track, Wrage was in band and choir and performed in musicals, including "Grease" and "South Pacific."
"I was on varsity on all four sports for most of high school," he said. "I was good at sports and enjoyed playing them, but I knew that wasn't a future."
Wrage also was good at mechanics and problem solving, so he went into engineering at Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa. "I decided to do a double major of chemistry and engineering. I graduated in 3½ years and went into the workforce."
He and his girlfriend, Michelle Anderson, moved to Southaven after he got a job as product development engineer at Bryce Corp., a flexible packaging company that makes Tyson chicken bags and Frito-Lay potato chip bags among other items. He moved up the ranks until he became director of product development.
"Bryce is about a half-billion dollar company. When I became director of product development, I was managing the entire research and product development force for this company. It was really cool being 28 and being in that position. But I think I just got old. I matured to the point where I realized my career and the money I was making was great, but in the long run I wanted independence and to be around my family."
Being self-employed sounded great, but Wrage didn't know what he was going to do. "I knew farming was something that appealed to me, but I knew when you start farming, you get tied to an area forever."
In June 2011, a 130-mph straight-line wind wiped out his family's farm. "One of the main things we lost in the grove was an extremely large cottonwood tree, about seven feet in diameter and 150 feet tall. Uprooted it," Wragge said. "My dad was born and raised and grew up on and around that tree."
Flying on a business trip a few months later, Wrage saw an ad on the back of a magazine for an Alaskan chain sawmill. "Basically, it's an attachment for a chainsaw that allows you to take logs and turn them into lumber. I thought, 'That's pretty neat.' For the next couple of months, I started researching and thought, 'That would be cool. Take trees and turn them into lumber!'"
He liked the idea of "salvaging something that already was going into the trash."
Wrage remembered his family's cottonwood tree. "We were looking at this giant old tree and were basically going to have to hire something to haul it up and throw it away, essentially. This is crazy. We cut down thousands and thousands of trees and we just throw them away when they took hundreds of years to become what they are today. In our disposable society, we think it's OK to throw them away because we don't like what they look like in our yard.'"
In August 2012, Wrage took "the giant leap" and bought an $11,000 Wood-Mizer sawmill. He contacted several tree services until he found Robinson Tree Service. "Their owner had always dabbled in getting logs sawed into lumber. He very generously allowed me to bring my sawmill to his facility and start logging."
Wrage learned to use his sawmill by doing lots of research, watching videos and reading materials provided by Wood-Mizer. "I got into this because I thought that cutting lumber was a market I could make money at and start a business and start selling lumber," Wrage said.
He kept his day job. "I was working 50 to 60 hours at Bryce. Every day I would go to the shop and mill logs. Along this time I was also playing rugby and doing other things in the community. I'm one of those people who's really bad at sitting still."
Then Wrage realized his sawmill wasn't big enough. "It'll do a 28-inch diameter log 17½ feet long, which is pretty big. There are all these trees coming out of Memphis that are giant old oaks, walnuts, cherries, pecans that mill wouldn't handle."
He and a buddy drove 21 hours to upstate New York to pick up a sawmill Wrage found on Craigslist. "This sawmill is capable of milling a 52-inch diameter log 24 feet long."
By this time, Wrage was renting space at Robinson Tree Service for his mills. He realized he also needed a kiln to dry his lumber, so he invested $13,000 in buying a kiln and building a structure to house it. "I dove head first and ankle deep."
One of his first commissions was to make a butcher-block counter top for a young couple in Millington. "Here I was with no experience. I didn't know what I was doing. I was buying tools along the way to make this happen. It turned out phenomenal. They were blown away. It made me realize, 'Hey, maybe I don't need to just cut lumber. Maybe building things is fun, too.'"
He decided to create custom furniture, including pieces made from trees personally connected to people. "Kids and grandkids ran around and played on that tree. Bring it back into your home as a dining room table, a coffee table, a night stand. Now that tree has another life that can be passed down to your kids or your grandkids."
Two years into his woodworking business, Wrage left Bryce. "I decided it was time for me to make this leap. I wasn't sure I had enough business to make it. I still had a house and student loans to pay off."
His co-workers were aware of his woodworking business. "I made a couple of things, cutting boards, wine holders, things like that. Small things. I guess in the long run they were looking at it as, 'Man, he's got a really passionate hobby over here.'"
Wrage was nervous when he gave his notice. "I am one of those people who constantly questions everything, but never once yet have I thought I made a bad decision."
Through connections, Wrage was commissioned to build tables for the new Whole Foods Market in Germantown. He made the tables from eight trees that were removed from the property when the store was built. Whole Foods gave Wrage the dimensions and said, "Use the wood. Build them however you want.'"
"We had about eight months to dry the lumber and build 56 tables. That was my first go at design, too. I'm an engineer, not a creator. So I had to get a little creative. A lot of my work at Whole Foods, you can tell an engineer did it. It's very square. It's very beefy."
Said Mark Baldi, Whole Foods Market décor manager: "We chose to work with Matthew because his company mission aligned so well with ours. Being able to reclaim material from the job site and give it new life in our store was very exciting. He was able to salvage what would have been scrap wood from the build site and create some really incredible pieces with it. It was our first opportunity to do this, and I was blown away by the finished product."
Wrage's designs also include a walnut desk, which was commissioned by Robinson Tree Service owner Jason Sengel. "Incredible," Sengel said. "The skirt, instead of being flat, he put some kind of radius-type cut on it. Half rounded, which is really killer. It's unique. Definitely one of a kind."
Wrage designed an L-shaped "mango desk" made from mango tree wood from Costa Rica for Victoria Van Cleef's Midtown office. "The entire thing looks like one continuous piece of the tree," Van Cleef said. "All the seams match perfectly. Natural holes — what would have been a knot or a hole in the wood — have been left. It's really stunning. He polished it to where it's like a glass top. There's a sheen that's unbelievable. The worst part was the computer is really ugly. I've got this beautiful desk I have to put all my ugly laptops and monitors on. It's really a piece of art."
Not long ago, Wrage discovered his building roots were deeply planted. "Growing up, my dad was not a woodworker," he said. "We had a skill saw and maybe a hand saw, but for the most part we didn't do a lot of work with woods. We built plenty of hog pens and gates and redid buildings, panels.
"I went home about a year and a half ago and I found something I had completely forgotten about. I made an 8-foot long, 6-foot tall bookcase to put in my room when I was 14 years old. And I built several small end tables. It's funny. Of all the things I was involved in in high school, I never took shop.
"I'm a pretty harsh judge of myself. I can tell a 14-year-old kid did them. Realistically, they were built sound. They're still there today. With the tools I was working with at the time, I think they turned out pretty well."
Matthew Wrage: The Wood Craftsman from The Commercial Appeal on Vimeo.


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UK Artist Robin Deacon Heads Second Session of On Occasion: A Monthly Think Tank on Public Performance
WHO: Out of Site Chicago Performance Art Series, Director: Carron Little (http://outofsitechicago.org/)
WHAT: UK Artist Robin Deacon Heads Second Session of On Occasion: A Monthly Think Tank on Public Performance
WHERE: The Chicago Cultural Center, Garland Room, 78 E. Washington St., Chicago, IL
WHEN: Saturday, January 24, 2015 at 12:00 pm–3:00 pm
ADMISSION: Free and open to the public
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Out of Site Chicago presents the second session of On Occasion: A Monthly Think Tank on Public Performance, Saturday January 24, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm in the Garland Room, Chicago Cultural Center. The guest speaker is Robin Deacon. On Occasion is a mini-symposia series that tackles issues surrounding public performance and its public perception, examining the diverse forms of public performance and why it is a vital part of the fabric of our city.
Robin Deacon (born 1973 Eastbourne, England) is an artist, writer and filmmaker based in the UK. Working since the early 1990's, much of his work encompasses live performance with a series of performed lectures that have explored journalistic and documentary approaches to arts practice. His performances and videos have been presented in the UK and internationally in venues such as The ICA, London (1996), The Young Vic, London (2000), CCCB, Barcelona (2006), Tanzquartier Wein, Vienna (2007) and the Centre d'art Scenique Contemporain Lausanne, Switzerland (2009). He has also been artist in residence at Sophiensaele in Berlin (2005), Camden Arts Centre London (2006) and The Watermill Center, New York, USA (2009). His research in political biography led to a series of performances on the lives of former US Secretary of State Colin Powell (2004 – 08) and German Chancellor Angela Merkel (2005). He presented his lecture performance White Balance: A History of Video at the Emily Harvey Foundation Gallery in New York in 2013. Recent projects include a documentary film on the life of late US performance artist Stuart Sherman, which had its premiere screening in 2013 in association with The Whitney Museum and Performa, and screened at the Tate in fall 2014. Deacon is currently Associate Professor in Performance at SAIC.
After the guest speaker's presentation, symposia attendees will break off into workshop/discussion groups.
This event is free and open to the public.
FULL SYMPOSIA SCHEDULE:
Saturday January 24, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm–Robin Deacon
Saturday February 21, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm—Melissa Potter
Saturday March 21, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm–Joanna Matusuk
Saturday April 25, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm Michael Rohd
Out of Site Chicago is a performance art series that curates unexpected encounters in public spaces. We support contemporary performance artists to create new work that engages directly with the public. Based in the Wicker Park-Bucktown neighborhood, our mission is to bring cultural experiences to everyone, facilitating work that brings joy and transports people out of their daily routines to create a moment of reflection and wonder in their lives.
Support for this project was provided by The Propeller Fund, a joint administrated grant from Threewalls and Gallery 400 at The University of Illinois at Chicago.
Listen to Carron Little's interview in Sergio Gomez Podcast
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European football generates record €29bn revenue
The European football market as a whole generated record revenues of €28.9 billion (£25.5 billion) for the year covering the 2018-19 season.
That's according to the 29th Annual Review of Football Finance from the Sports Business Group at Deloitte.
The combined revenues of English Premier League clubs exceeded £5 billion for the first time, a year-on-year increase of 7%.
In revenue terms, the English Premier League was 73% larger than its nearest competitor, Spain's La Liga.
The report said growth in European football was again driven by the "big five" European leagues in England, Spain, Germany, Italy and France "which benefitted from receiving the majority of an additional €700 million of distributions from UEFA to clubs in their competitions."
Clubs in Spain's La Liga generated combined revenues of €3.4 billion in 2018-19, ahead of Germany's Bundesliga with €3.3 billion.
However, the report said the earlier return to play of matches in the Bundesliga during the disrupted 2019-20 season will likely see the German league report higher revenues than La Liga in 2019-20.
La Liga is expected to return to being Europe's second highest revenue generating league from 2020-21 due to increased broadcasting revenues.
Italy's Serie A with €2.5 billion and France's Ligue 1 with €1.9 billion complete the €17 billion revenue that was achieved by the big five European leagues in 2018-19, a new record.
The Deloitte Sports Business Group's analysis anticipates that the disruption to the 2019-20 season will reduce English Premier League clubs' revenues in the 2019-20 financial year by £1 billion.
"Of this, almost £500m is permanently lost primarily due to the loss of matchday revenues and rebates on broadcast and commercial contracts from games being delayed and played behind closed doors," said Deloitte.
"The remainder — over £500 million — will be deferred until the 2020-21 financial year, due to the delay of almost a quarter of the season beyond 30 June.
"As a consequence, and despite anticipated potential continued disruption into the 2020-21 season, the 2020-21 financial year may see record-breaking levels of revenue."
Dan Jones, partner and head of the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, explained: "We expect the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic to cause significant revenue reduction and operating losses across European football in the current season's financial results.
"Clubs are having to weather multiple financial impacts, including rebates or deferrals of commercial and broadcast incomes, as well as the loss of match day income and other event-related revenue.
"Football returning — in a safe and sensible way — is clearly important to limiting the financial impact that the pandemic has had.
"Leagues across Europe have been responding in different ways and at different paces.
"The success of each league's return, and the strength of each one's relationships with broadcasters and commercial partners, will have a potentially significant and lasting impact on the financial strength of clubs and leagues …
"Nonetheless, we forecast that the restart plans for the Premier League and a number of its peers will cause a rapid recovery in financial results as some 2019-20 broadcast revenues are pushed into the 2020-21 financial year, which may result in a bumper revenue year.
"Much remains uncertain, particularly around the timing and scale of the return of fans to stadiums and the impact on commercial and broadcast partners' wider businesses.
"The football industry will be hopeful that a V-shaped recovery and a return to relative financial normality for the 2021-22 season is possible."
English Premier League clubs' overall wages-to-revenue ratio increased to 61%, up from 59% the previous season.
Meanwhile, operating profits decreased by 5% in 2018-19 to £824 million – still the third highest level ever recorded.
However, Premier League clubs recorded a pre-tax loss of £165 million in 2018-19 due to falling player transfer profits and growing amortisation charges.
Deloitte's analysis also found that the 72 Football League clubs in the English Championship, League One and League Two generated combined revenues of over £1 billion for the first time ever, with each league generating more revenue in 2018-19 than in any previous season.
"These record revenues did not translate to profitability, with each of the three divisions recording aggregate operating and pre-tax losses, primarily due to excessive wage spending," said Deloitte.
The Championship in England saw a sixth successive season of revenue growth in 2018-19, up 5% to £785 million.
"A record wages/revenue ratio of 107% again demonstrated the collective lack of financial restraint being applied as a large number of the 24 Championship clubs continue to spend in an attempt to secure promotion to the riches of the Premier League," said Deloitte.
Tim Bridge, director in the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, commented: "The level of losses in the Championship has been a recurring concern for many years.
"Even before the financial impact caused by the pandemic, EFL clubs were typically sustained by owner largesse and/or the pursuit of uncertain and uncontrollable promotion or player transfer windfalls.
"Now is the time for serious action to address the issue of financial stability.
"Our analysis shows that even a basic 70% salary cap mechanism across the Championship could have a rapid financial corrective impact, all but eliminating losses in a normal season, without damaging the vibrant competitiveness of the league."
Sam Boor, senior manager in the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, added: "While revenue-generation is a new problem for professional football, clubs have had a cost control problem for decades.
"The demise of Bury and the dangerous predicament many other Football League clubs find themselves in must move the game to introduce meaningful regulatory change and improvement."
Dan Jones concluded: "The financial growth of English professional club football over the near three decades we have followed it through our Annual Review of Football Finance has been stunning.
"The improvement and transformation of the sport as a spectacle loved around the world in its stadia and on screens in millions of homes has been remarkable.
"But structural problems in the game's finances persist.
"The decisions taken now will determine if the 2019/20 season is seen in future as the end of a golden age or the start of a better, stronger new era."


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Investigators coming to Michigan in Title IX probe
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Michigan kicker Brendan Gibbons (34) watches his game-winning field goal clear the posts with seconds remaining to defeat Michigan State in 2012. Gibbons was expelled for violating the school's sexual misconduct policy, but the university's handling of the case is now being investigated.
ANN ARBOR >> Federal Investigators are coming to the University of Michigan next week as part of a probe into how the Ann Arbor school handles sexual misconduct allegations.
The Michigan Daily reports that the university's Title IX coordinator sent an email Friday to students, faculty and staff announcing the investigators' campus visit.
According to the Detroit Free Press, the representatives of the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights will meet with student groups and hold open houses for members of the campus community April 15-17.
The investigation began after federal officials received complaints related to the expulsion of Brendan Gibbons, a former kicker on Michigan's football team.
Gibbons was expelled for violating the school's sexual misconduct policy.
University spokesman Rick Fitzgerald has said Michigan will fully cooperate with the investigation.


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Press Release 28 July 2020
AXA Investment Managers (AXA IM) today publishes its H1 2020 Stewardship Report, outlining its engagement programme for the first half of the year and how it exercised its voting rights in H1 2020.
The COVID-19 crisis has sharpened the importance of active ownership, particularly around certain crucial issues. We doubled down on some of our engagement activities around public health, human capital and shareholder rights. So too, our enhanced voting policy on core themes revealed our industry leadership on resolutions around gender diversity, climate change and board accountability.
As an active long-term fund manager, we had the agility and experience to respond quickly and meaningfully in this crisis, helped in part by the quality of our existing relationships with investee companies.
Despite all the challenges of this lockdown period, we engaged more companies in a six-month period than ever before - 181 issuers - on behalf of our clients and wider stakeholders. We also voted at 4,300 shareholder meetings in H1 2020.
AXA IM's record of expressing our opinion and recommendations through engagement and voting is revealed in this report. The case studies and the statistics in the report go some way to revealing the breadth and depth of our ever-evolving active ownership programme as we strive to meet our stewardship-related duties, and drive positive impact for society and the environment.
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"The intensity of engagement efforts did not slow even after the lockdown started. We continued to participate in the Climate Action 100+ investor group, where we lead engagement with numerous companies in carbon-intensive sectors - and have started an initiative with state-owned oil and gas companies. This period also saw significant climate-related commitments being announced by European energy companies. These were major milestones, a decade in the making.
"We also started our work as co-chairs of the newly established Climate Transition Finance Working Group. This was set up under the auspices of the Green and Social Bond Principles to press forward the concept of transition financing – where companies in carbon-intensive sectors raise funds in capital markets for their decarbonisation efforts. The group has attracted more than 80 institutions ranging from corporates, investors, investment banks and other stakeholders. A Working Group event hosted in February in London focusing on concepts such as science-based targets, and alignment with the +1.5 degrees celsius pathway, envisaged under the Paris Agreement.
"Our work around biodiversity and slowing the extinction of species gathered pace. Investors need to be able to assess biodiversity risks and opportunities but measurement remains difficult due to limited relevant and uniform data. In this respect, we collaborated with three French asset managers to develop a methodology for biodiversity impact measurement.
"Following the lockdown, the dynamics of engagement changed completely as we became reliant on electronic communication. What is noteworthy is just how quickly both our colleagues and the representatives of investee companies adjusted to this "new normal". It meant that disruption was kept to a minimum, and by April, engagement dialogue had largely resumed. This is an important time of year as companies solicit the views of investors ahead of annual shareholder meetings (see voting section for more).
"Our engagement in Q2 took on a COVID-19 tone. One early observation was that investee companies acknowledged that the crisis brought public scrutiny on their ESG-related practices, whether it was public health, human capital management or shareholder rights-related issues. Our discussions with companies often revealed the strain this placed on boards of directors and senior management as they navigated an unprecedented crisis. The engagement case studies on pages six and seven reveal more about our COVID-19 related engagements.
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Over the course of ten years, Smallville told the story of Clark Kent growing up and very, very slowly becoming Superman. Last year, the series finally ended, but in a surprising announcement early this morning, DC confirmed that Smallville is returning for "Season 11" as a digital…
Cat Staggs Keeps It Real Via Photo-Realism With Heart [Art]
Even if you didn't know you were looking at Cat Staggs' work, you are likely to have seen it in a Star Wars or Upper Deck Iron Man trading card set. She draws super-photo-realistic figures with the drama of Greg Horn, but usually with a little less sexual suggestion going on...
Brian Warmoth